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Mailing Address
National Museum of American Diplomacy
SA-9, Room NE 10003
Washington, DC 20522-0910
Physical Address
National Museum of American Diplomacy
330 21st St NW
Washington DC 20006
Our diplomacy simulation programs let students negotiate solutions to some of the greatest challenges facing U.S. diplomats today. Learn how to bring them to your classroom for free🍎📚⬇️
https://diplomacy.state.gov/discover-diplomacy/simulations/
American diplomats like Eileen Malloy reduce the threat of nuclear weapons. Learn how in our online exhibit “Diplomacy is Our Mission.” ⬇️📚https://diplomacy.state.gov/exhibits/diplomacy-is-our-mission/reducing-threats-nuclear-negotiations/
On Thursday (4/22) at 5pm ET, join our conversation with 5 former directors general of the Foreign Service. Having played a leading role in hiring our nation's diplomats, they will discuss the challenges and progress needed to create an inclusive diplomatic workforce. Register ⬇️
Happy #EarthDay! America’s diplomats protect the environment by monitoring air pollution at U.S. embassies around the world. Learn more in our online exhibit “Diplomacy is Our Mission” ⬇
Clearing Air Pollution in China - National Museum of American Diplomacy
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Air pollution is a serious issue around the world. It harms the environment and our health. Despite these threats, air pollution levels are not monitored in
These Special Agent credentials were issued to the U.S. Department of State’s first Chief Special Agent Joseph M. Nye. Learn more about his legacy as one of the first members of what would become the Diplomatic Security Service. ⬇![]()
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Today is Chinese Language Day!![]()
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This set of over 2,000 handmade Chinese-English flash cards was used by a U.S. diplomat to acquire the language for his 1934 assignment to Peking (now known as Beijing). ![]()
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This artifact was donated to us by William J. Cunningham and Kedzie Penfield.